Testseek.com have collected 47 expert reviews of the Gigabyte K8100 Aivia Gaming Keyboard and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Gigabyte K8100 Aivia Gaming Keyboard.
December 2010
(79%)
47 Reviews
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Below you can see a summary of our impressions about the Gigabyte Aivia K8100.Strong PointsSleek designGreat typing experiencePrecise response during gaming sessionsEasy to use softwareSilicon coverExtra WASD clusterTool for extracting keys for replace...
The performance of the Gigabyte Aivia K8100 is supreme; the keys are swift and quiet, the bundled backend software is very powerful, and up to 20 may be pressed at once due to the anti-ghosting functionality included. This is as good as the performanc...
There is a lot to dislike about the K8100; the key action feels cheap and the styling is extremely over the top. We also found the half-height Enter button annoying and only the black version is actually available in the standard UK layout.There are some...
The Gigabyte Aivia K8100 is one beautiful looking keyboard. The bright and well deigned layout easily makes it one of the best looking keyboards on the market. Granted a good looking keyboard don’t make for a great performing keyboard, but in the case...
The Gigabyte Aivia 8100 keyboard is what it is, a really good gaming keyboard. You might miss the features like an LCD screen seen on Logitech keyboards, but really. the 8100 has everything in store when it comes to gaming.Next to that, the keyboard is...
Aesthetically speaking, the K8100 Aivia just oozes style to say the least, and the fact that it comes in three different colours to suit your needs is great. I still think the yellow version looks like a Lamborghini. Functionally, the keyboard does a f...
Whenever I take a new mouse or keyboard for a spin, I'm always a little bit wary, for what I'm sure are obvious reasons. Peripherals seem like a simple thing, but the fact of the matter is that you could use two keyboards that look quite similar, but ...
Abstract: When it comes to computer peripherals, we see nowadays a whole host of options of what can be plugged in, but if we go back a few years especially to before the dawn of USB, there were only 2 key peripherals (mouse and keyboard) that were needed. Prior to...
Ergonomic, impressive styling, 20 Anti-Ghosting keys, 3 colours to choose, Silicone cover protector, Touch and slide volume control
Assignable keys would be best elsewhere, Without silicone cover, keys feel cheap/loose
As 2011 draws nigh, we have seen a competitive streak from GIGABYTE by way of gaming peripherals over the past few months. Their objective is to tackle the gaming market, releasing a flurry of aggressive products aimed directly at the avid gamer. We h...
